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guardian.co.uk
May 8
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Sainsbury's Bank isn't really a bank at all – rather a bid to grab some low-risk revenue and profits from credit cards, insurance and personal loans
Sainsbury's shareholders shouldn't worry. It may be called "Sainsbury's Bank" but the operation...
Benzinga
May 8
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FIS
(NYSE: FIS), the world's largest provider of banking and payments
technology, has been selected by Sainsbury's Bank as the bank's
technology partner for all its retail banking operations. Under the
terms of this...
guardian.co.uk
May 8
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Sainsbury's said it had outperformed competitors and celebrated the 'milestone' of non-food sales reaching £1bn for the first time
Profits at Sainsbury's have risen again as the supermarket maintained its run of success under chief executive...
Wall Street Journal
May 8
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Sainsbury said it will take full control of its banking arm by acquiring the remaining 50% stake from Lloyds for $383.9 million, as the U.K. supermarket chain posted a rise in full-year net profit.
Financial Times
May 8
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Justin King insists he remains committed to the supermarket group despite expectations he will stand down next year after a decade as its chief
Reuters
May 7
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J Sainsbury , Britain's third largest supermarket group, said on Tuesday it was in advanced negotiations with Lloyds Banking Group to take full ownership of the Sainsbury's Bank joint venture.
Banking Business Review
May 6
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London-based supermarket chain J Sainsbury is poised to take full control of its banking joint venture (JV) Sainsbury's Bank from partner Lloyds Banking Group, in a bid to bolster its banking services.
guardian.co.uk
May 4
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The supermarket boss insists that he only wants to overtake Asda – but the Grand Prix rumours won't go away
As the horsemeat scandal reached its peak in February, the bosses of Britain's biggest supermarkets and suppliers were summoned to...
Sydney Morning Herald
May 3
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Central Coast youngsters Mitchell Duke and Trent Sainsbury have earned spots in the Socceroos Australian-based training squad for next month's World Cup qualifiers.
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